| 词汇 | constituted |
| 释义 | constituted past simple and past participle ofconstitute constitute verb uk /ˈkɒn.stɪ.tʃuːt/ us /ˈkɑːn.stə.tuːt/ constituteverb (BE CONSIDERED AS)C1[ L only+ noun, not continuous ]formal to be or be considered as something: 是；被看作，被视为 This latest defeat constitutes a major setback for the Democrats.最近的这次失败是对民主党的一次重挫。 The long-term unemployed now constitute a sort of underclass. The publishers claim that the book constitutes 'the first sequential exposition of events and thus of the history of the revolution'.出版商称这本书是“对革命大事及革命历史的第一次系统阐述”。 The takeover of the embassy constitutes a blatant violation of international law. They felt that our discussions with other companies constituted a breach of our agreement. Her refusal to sell the house constituted a major blow to our plans. Existing and being account for something alive be be a thingidiom been estate existent existential existentially extant force found living self-existence self-existent speckle spring up stand they're thing constituteverb (FORM PART OF)C1[ Lnot continuous ] to form or make something: 形成;构成;组成 Women constitute about ten percent of Parliament.女性在议会中约占10%。 The under-18s constitute nearly 25 percent of the town's population.18岁以下的人口占该城镇人口的近25%。 Comprising and consisting of be compose composition compositional compositionally comprise consist in something consist of something constituent constituent part constitute constitution constitutive form from make make something up multi-component of Examples of constitutedconstituted In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. But archaeology should be engaged in examining exactly how subjects were constituted in the past in relation to specific sociopolitical apparatuses. This would have constituted a solid front facing up the party politics, which ultimately destroyed the project. One complete set of measurements was made upstream of curvature in the unperturbed boundary layer, and this constituted a reference set. A metrical family is constituted by a set of surface syllable sequences that may realize an abstract metrical template. Through an automated mirror system, monochromatic light was directed to any one of the three panels; this constituted the test light. In another kind of response, the crisis of legitimacy, emerging from the lack of legal status of sambandham, constituted the very ground for concern. First, the size of the new republic required districts to encompass many small communities of interest that individually constituted representational constituencies long before the founding. There is no readily discernible difference in the size of the opposing constituencies and no way to know precisely how these groups were constituted. To our mind their admonitions imply that the activities to which they were opposed constituted not isolated exceptions from everyday practice, but rather the rule. Courtship, within the historically specific context of near 'total marriage ', constituted a transitional stage between gendered youth and gendered adulthood. The problem of how to interweave the primordial+particularistic orientations with the universalistic constituted in all these civilizations a potential point of contention. Haematological malignancies constituted 32.0 % of cancer in our patients. The group of the index-child household and the three types of household controls constituted one family study of up to ten households each. The concept of law is constituted by both layers of conventions. The omission is a behavioral gap constituted by a deviation in the surrounding activity that makes it intelligible as human conduct. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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